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MJ stans is really working overtime on ALL PLATFORMS to diminish LBJ record.


It’s hilarious

Mostly because LBJ stans are working overtime to overrate the record.

To be honest, the record doesn't mean much to me. It shouldn't really move the meter for anyone who understands Lebron's greatness. The fact is that he's played at an elite level for a longer period of time than any other player in history. When it comes to longevity, he's the king, and it's not even close. There's really no debating that. I mean Kareem had the record, but a lot of that was stat padding and playing long past his prime. Lebron hasn't done that. He's been great from year one and is still an All Star top tier player in year 18. To me, Lebron would have been just as great if he retired last year and never passed Kareem.

I think the MJ vs Lebron argument is fun but overdone, and I'm sure you're right that the super MJ fanboys are doing all kinds of damage control. But they are doing that in response to the LBJ fanboys acting like breaking this record ends the argument about who's the greatest. To me that's stupid. Bulk numbers are about longevity, and like I said, Lebron was already the longevity king, so it doesn't mean anything as far as that debate goes. If you're someone who thinks longevity is all that matters, you probably already thought LBJ was the GOAT. If you're someone that factors other requirements into GOAT status, then whether you think Lebron is the GOAT or not, him breaking the record is not going to change your mind.
 
Mostly because LBJ stans are working overtime to overrate the record.

To be honest, the record doesn't mean much to me. It shouldn't really move the meter for anyone who understands Lebron's greatness. The fact is that he's played at an elite level for a longer period of time than any other player in history. When it comes to longevity, he's the king, and it's not even close. There's really no debating that. I mean Kareem had the record, but a lot of that was stat padding and playing long past his prime. Lebron hasn't done that. He's been great from year one and is still an All Star top tier player in year 18. To me, Lebron would have been just as great if he retired last year and never passed Kareem.

I think the MJ vs Lebron argument is fun but overdone, and I'm sure you're right that the super MJ fanboys are doing all kinds of damage control. But they are doing that in response to the LBJ fanboys acting like breaking this record ends the argument about who's the greatest. To me that's stupid. Bulk numbers are about longevity, and like I said, Lebron was already the longevity king, so it doesn't mean anything as far as that debate goes. If you're someone who thinks longevity is all that matters, you probably already thought LBJ was the GOAT. If you're someone that factors other requirements into GOAT status, then whether you think Lebron is the GOAT or not, him breaking the record is not going to change your mind.
It ain’t mostly nothing but MJ stans

They been doing this for a damn decade whenever LBJ accomplish anything
 
It ain’t mostly nothing but MJ stans

They been doing this for a damn decade whenever LBJ accomplish anything

lol Stop it. It's not just MJ stans arguing with themselves. It's MJ stans vs LBJ stans.

Nick Wright be on TV every other week saying something ridiculous about MJ all so he can big up LBJ. The GOAT debate has been going on for a decade or more. Every time LBJ does something great his fans use it as fuel for their argument that he's greatest, so of course the people who believe MJ is the greatest will respond.

It's fine to say that debate is stupid, but to act like it's one sided is being super disingenuous.
 
The GOAT debate is so clear.

It’s Steph > Wilt > Kobe > Lebron > Kareem > maybe MJ, but I think Magic and Russell should be ahead of MJ sometimes.

lol I can't do this with you bruh. It annoyed me when people were running around saying that last championship officially put Steph in the Top 10 all-time.
 
  1. Mike
  2. Bron
  3. Kareem
  4. Russell
  5. Magic
  6. Wilt
  7. Duncan
  8. Bird
  9. Kobe
  10. Hakeem
HM: Shaq, Zeke, Steph

Give Russell and Wilt historical exemptions and the honorable mentions are duking it out for the top 10 spots.
 
  1. Mike
  2. Bron
  3. Kareem
  4. Russell
  5. Magic
  6. Wilt
  7. Duncan
  8. Bird
  9. Kobe
  10. Hakeem
HM: Shaq, Zeke, Steph

Give Russell and Wilt historical exemptions and the honorable mentions are duking it out for the top 10 spots.

Shaq outside of the Top 10 is kinda crazy, but I can respect given your stance on Russell and Wilt.
 
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